A series of polypyridine ruthenium （II） acetylide complexes, [（tpy）（bpy）RuC≡CC6H4R]^＋ （tpy = 2,2＇：6＇,2＂-terpyridine, bpy = 2,2＇-bipyridine; R = F （1）, C1 （2）, H （3）, Me （4） and OMe （5）） are in...A series of polypyridine ruthenium （II） acetylide complexes, [（tpy）（bpy）RuC≡CC6H4R]^＋ （tpy = 2,2＇：6＇,2＂-terpyridine, bpy = 2,2＇-bipyridine; R = F （1）, C1 （2）, H （3）, Me （4） and OMe （5）） are investigated theoretically to explore their electronic structures and spectroscopic properties. Their ground/excited state geometries, electronic structures and spectroscopic properties are first calculated using density functional theory （DFT） and time-dependent DFT （TDDFT）. The absorption and emission spectra of the complexes in acetonitrile solution are also obtained by using TDDFT （B3LYP） method associated with the CPCM model. The calculations show that the energy levels of HOMOs for 1-5 are sensitive to the substituent on phenylacetylide ligand and increase with the same order of the electron-donating ability of the substituents; however, those of polypyridine-based LUMOs vary slightly. The lowest-energy absorptions and emissions for 1-5 are progressively red-shifted in the order of 1 ~ 2 〈 3 〈 4 〈 5 when the electron-donating groups are introduced into the phenylacetylide [igand. The phosphorescence of 1 are attributed to {[dxz（Ru） ＋π（C≡C）]→[π^＊（tpy）]} （3MLCT/3LLCT） transition, whereas those of 2-5 are originated from { [dxz/dxy（Ru）＋ π（C ≡C）＋g（C6H4R）] → [＊（tpy/bpy）] } （3MLCT/3LLCT） transitions.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51073048)the National Natural Science Foundation ofHei Long Jiang Province of China(Grant No.B201102)+1 种基金the Science Foundation for Leaders in Academe of Harbin City of China(Grant No.2013RFXXJ024)the Science Foundation for Elitists of Harbin University of Science and Technology
文摘A series of polypyridine ruthenium （II） acetylide complexes, [（tpy）（bpy）RuC≡CC6H4R]^＋ （tpy = 2,2＇：6＇,2＂-terpyridine, bpy = 2,2＇-bipyridine; R = F （1）, C1 （2）, H （3）, Me （4） and OMe （5）） are investigated theoretically to explore their electronic structures and spectroscopic properties. Their ground/excited state geometries, electronic structures and spectroscopic properties are first calculated using density functional theory （DFT） and time-dependent DFT （TDDFT）. The absorption and emission spectra of the complexes in acetonitrile solution are also obtained by using TDDFT （B3LYP） method associated with the CPCM model. The calculations show that the energy levels of HOMOs for 1-5 are sensitive to the substituent on phenylacetylide ligand and increase with the same order of the electron-donating ability of the substituents; however, those of polypyridine-based LUMOs vary slightly. The lowest-energy absorptions and emissions for 1-5 are progressively red-shifted in the order of 1 ~ 2 〈 3 〈 4 〈 5 when the electron-donating groups are introduced into the phenylacetylide [igand. The phosphorescence of 1 are attributed to {[dxz（Ru） ＋π（C≡C）]→[π^＊（tpy）]} （3MLCT/3LLCT） transition, whereas those of 2-5 are originated from { [dxz/dxy（Ru）＋ π（C ≡C）＋g（C6H4R）] → [＊（tpy/bpy）] } （3MLCT/3LLCT） transitions.
